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December 31st 06, 07:10 AM
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Engine mixture guidelines
Jose wrote: Google "lean of peak". There is a company out there (whose name escapes me right now) that makes engine gauges that are supposed to be so good you can run LOP safely. It's not the gauges, it's the fuel distribution. In order to run LOP effectively each cylinder must peak at the same, or damned close, fuel flow and therefore at the same time. 
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